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Digitally altered photo.
Speaks for itself.
From the tacky outfit, to the bathroom floor, to the look on my face, to the thoughts in my head.
Inspired by life’s journeys.
by Lacey Scarbro, Louisiana
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Well, thank you for your acceptance into the we sell art group! ;)
– Lacey Scarbro
well, thanks for the approval!
– Lacey Scarbro
Powerful imagery.
thank you big cat photos!
– Lacey Scarbro
awesome color and texture. excellent overall
thank you vincent!
– Lacey Scarbro
I love the retro vibe, Lacey!
Thank you & thanks to the inspiration from the “retro” bathroom (which actually isn’t as “retro” as I made it out to be), but, hey, that’s what alt is all about!
– Lacey Scarbro
I love this work…i love the expression and the traitment..thanks for introducing me to your art..
you are welcome! and thank you for the compliment as well as showing your own inspirational artwork!
– Lacey Scarbro
I love your boots, I love the confused look on your face, and the need to be wanted feeling. Great shot
Thank you…great comment about the look on my face & feeling! Much appreciated!
– Lacey Scarbro
Really emits some heat and heavy atmosphere. Sensual to the max but with a cloying sense of forboding.
Thank you so much for the descriptive comment! I am very glad that you got that sense when you looked at the pic!
– Lacey Scarbro
Lacey, Wonderful creativity & expression! Awesome photo & altering!!
Greg
Thanks so much Greg!
Always appreciate your complements!
– Lacey Scarbro
Deep stuff here…you girls are really brave…
I have found that a depiction of the subconscious & conscious emotions that are going through me at the time & just putting it out there is something more people can relate to & comes across as real…because it is!
Just because one does not know the complete story behind the image does not mean it isn’t relative! :)
I don’t like doing self-portraits most of the time. My work is kind of life a self-portrait on it’s on on certain levels! But these were easy to do, because it was a real feeling…all I had to do was get some props & the right setting & take HUNDREDS of photos to get the right one!
I generally like to distort my face as much as possible without it not looking like me,(by photography or cover up or lighting…I don’t generally distort my features).
So there ya go! Once you see how people can relate to it, it makes you happy to do it & gets easier & easier! ;)
Thanks again!
– Lacey Scarbro